Comments on: The Uniform Project http://unclutterer.com/2009/06/13/the-uniform-project/ Daily tips on how to organize your home and office. Sat, 20 Mar 2010 12:40:49 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: sue http://unclutterer.com/2009/06/13/the-uniform-project/comment-page-2/#comment-44517 sue Sun, 25 Oct 2009 23:12:20 +0000 http://unclutterer.com/?p=5692#comment-44517 Coco,,I like they way you think. As a stay at home mom, I live in jeans, but I have way too many pairs, and too many tops that I never wear. I'm going to declutter and pare it down to 2 or 3 pair of jeans that fit the best, and my 3 or 4 favorite shirts. Coco,,I like they way you think. As a stay at home mom, I live in jeans, but I have way too many pairs, and too many tops that I never wear. I’m going to declutter and pare it down to 2 or 3 pair of jeans that fit the best, and my 3 or 4 favorite shirts.

]]> By: logoscoaching http://unclutterer.com/2009/06/13/the-uniform-project/comment-page-1/#comment-44013 logoscoaching Thu, 15 Oct 2009 12:49:06 +0000 http://unclutterer.com/?p=5692#comment-44013 what a fantastic idea. To wear the same dress for a whole year is a bit much for me but I think I shall take on board the essence of the idea. Thanks! what a fantastic idea. To wear the same dress for a whole year is a bit much for me but I think I shall take on board the essence of the idea. Thanks!

]]> By: Gina http://unclutterer.com/2009/06/13/the-uniform-project/comment-page-1/#comment-43189 Gina Mon, 28 Sep 2009 22:12:04 +0000 http://unclutterer.com/?p=5692#comment-43189 To me the whole point of simplifying a wardrobe is to reduce or eliminate the accessories, and focus on a simple, clean look. Maybe changing it up with a few different jewelry options. I'd rather wear the same dress the same way for 365 days than go into all the accessorizing and need all that stuff. My ideal wardrobe is enough pants/jeans to last me one week without laundry (this means 2 pr jeans, 2 pr casual slacks and 2 pr dressy slacks), and enough tops to go two weeks (6 long or 3/4 sleeve, 6 short sleeve and 2 tank tops works well). I add to that one summer-weight jacket/topper, two cardigans, one fleece hoodie and one fleece vest. Three identical pr of gym pants & Tshirts. One or two dresses for nicer occasions, a good interview suit, and a nice outfit for dressy occasions. I like sticking to a few basic colors -- I don't like wearing black at all so my staple colors are navy and grey. Almost everything else is red, white, banana, or blue-grey. This weekend I had a friend over -- she couldn't believe I only use about 1/2 of one closet. She has 2+ closets stuffed full. "Where are all your clothes?" she asked. "Where are all your shoes?" (I have 3 pr sandals, 2 pr closed flats, 1 pr boots and then my athletic & weather footwear). "How much can you wear at 1 time?" I replied. She's now trying to whittle her 2+ closets down. G NOTE: I work in an office where we telecommute a lot and can wear jeans or business casual all the time. If you have to be dressy my simplification might go too far for you. I never wear anything to work other than jeans or business casual. My favorite work outfit is jeans, a white or red T, my fleece vest and my teva sandals (as late in the year as I can). No, I don't need more than one vest, and yes I wash it regularly. To me the whole point of simplifying a wardrobe is to reduce or eliminate the accessories, and focus on a simple, clean look. Maybe changing it up with a few different jewelry options.

I’d rather wear the same dress the same way for 365 days than go into all the accessorizing and need all that stuff.

My ideal wardrobe is enough pants/jeans to last me one week without laundry (this means 2 pr jeans, 2 pr casual slacks and 2 pr dressy slacks), and enough tops to go two weeks (6 long or 3/4 sleeve, 6 short sleeve and 2 tank tops works well).

I add to that one summer-weight jacket/topper, two cardigans, one fleece hoodie and one fleece vest. Three identical pr of gym pants & Tshirts.

One or two dresses for nicer occasions, a good interview suit, and a nice outfit for dressy occasions.

I like sticking to a few basic colors — I don’t like wearing black at all so my staple colors are navy and grey. Almost everything else is red, white, banana, or blue-grey.

This weekend I had a friend over — she couldn’t believe I only use about 1/2 of one closet. She has 2+ closets stuffed full. “Where are all your clothes?” she asked. “Where are all your shoes?” (I have 3 pr sandals, 2 pr closed flats, 1 pr boots and then my athletic & weather footwear).

“How much can you wear at 1 time?” I replied. She’s now trying to whittle her 2+ closets down.

G

NOTE: I work in an office where we telecommute a lot and can wear jeans or business casual all the time. If you have to be dressy my simplification might go too far for you. I never wear anything to work other than jeans or business casual. My favorite work outfit is jeans, a white or red T, my fleece vest and my teva sandals (as late in the year as I can).

No, I don’t need more than one vest, and yes I wash it regularly.

]]> By: india http://unclutterer.com/2009/06/13/the-uniform-project/comment-page-1/#comment-39421 india Mon, 20 Jul 2009 03:14:36 +0000 http://unclutterer.com/?p=5692#comment-39421 3 months into the project and it seems to me that not even the stockings have had a second airing with the black dress the list of minimal garments somewhere in the comments had me giggling too...it's about 4 times what i own in clothing tis an interesting whirled 3 months into the project and it seems to me that not even the stockings have had a second airing with the black dress

the list of minimal garments somewhere in the comments had me giggling too…it’s about 4 times what i own in clothing

tis an interesting whirled

]]> By: Gina http://unclutterer.com/2009/06/13/the-uniform-project/comment-page-1/#comment-36452 Gina Thu, 18 Jun 2009 23:32:35 +0000 http://unclutterer.com/?p=5692#comment-36452 Interesting idea and WOW on some of her combinations. I couldn't do it but I may be able to modify the idea for Sundays. I'm thinking I could sew a simple black, white or cream/brown dress and several overlays to coordinate. No one needs to know that the black dress I'm wearing today under my sheer butterflies is the same dress I wore last week under a different sheer! I really like the idea of mix and match for daily wear and think that's what I'll go for when it's time to purchase/make a new wardrobe. Interesting idea and WOW on some of her combinations. I couldn’t do it but I may be able to modify the idea for Sundays. I’m thinking I could sew a simple black, white or cream/brown dress and several overlays to coordinate. No one needs to know that the black dress I’m wearing today under my sheer butterflies is the same dress I wore last week under a different sheer!

I really like the idea of mix and match for daily wear and think that’s what I’ll go for when it’s time to purchase/make a new wardrobe.

]]> By: Jennifer http://unclutterer.com/2009/06/13/the-uniform-project/comment-page-1/#comment-36450 Jennifer Thu, 18 Jun 2009 22:00:52 +0000 http://unclutterer.com/?p=5692#comment-36450 Adding on: Not only that she's using it to raise money for a worthy cause! I personally think she has cute style. Very individual and personal. So there. :) Adding on:

Not only that she’s using it to raise money for a worthy cause!

I personally think she has cute style. Very individual and personal. So there. :)

]]> By: Jennifer http://unclutterer.com/2009/06/13/the-uniform-project/comment-page-1/#comment-36448 Jennifer Thu, 18 Jun 2009 21:57:46 +0000 http://unclutterer.com/?p=5692#comment-36448 I think it's great. Good for her! Everyone has their different opinions, but at least she's doing something she feels is meaningful to exploring sustainability. I'm just sitting here surfing the net and recycling my paper, plastic and cans. I take action over talk any day. Good on her for doing something fun and meaningful to her! I think it’s great. Good for her! Everyone has their different opinions, but at least she’s doing something she feels is meaningful to exploring sustainability. I’m just sitting here surfing the net and recycling my paper, plastic and cans. I take action over talk any day. Good on her for doing something fun and meaningful to her!

]]> By: Miss C http://unclutterer.com/2009/06/13/the-uniform-project/comment-page-1/#comment-34986 Miss C Mon, 15 Jun 2009 17:42:54 +0000 http://unclutterer.com/?p=5692#comment-34986 I have a closet full of black pantsuits and white tops. Before I did this, dressing was a huge chore for me; now it's simple as pie and I always feel put together. I have a friend (a What Not To Wear devotee) who's always on my *ss about the way I dress, like it somehow affects her life negatively that I'm happy with "bland" clothes. I've told her that if a TV crew ever shows up at my door to tell me I look like sh*t and take my clothes away, I'm throwing them off my property and unfriending her on every social networking application known to humankind. I have a closet full of black pantsuits and white tops. Before I did this, dressing was a huge chore for me; now it’s simple as pie and I always feel put together.

I have a friend (a What Not To Wear devotee) who’s always on my *ss about the way I dress, like it somehow affects her life negatively that I’m happy with “bland” clothes. I’ve told her that if a TV crew ever shows up at my door to tell me I look like sh*t and take my clothes away, I’m throwing them off my property and unfriending her on every social networking application known to humankind.

]]> By: Jeannine http://unclutterer.com/2009/06/13/the-uniform-project/comment-page-1/#comment-34967 Jeannine Mon, 15 Jun 2009 15:19:06 +0000 http://unclutterer.com/?p=5692#comment-34967 Gwenyth Paltrow actually wrote about this idea on her webiste -- she found out quickly after she had children that she had to develop a "uniform" system to make sure she could throw something on quickly and not look like a schlump. Granted, when you look like Gwenyth Paltrow, it's hard to look bad in anything, but I think this is an interesting idea and a good goal, to find a kind of style and some basic pieces that look great on you and build a basic wardrobe with some variations in it. Check it out: http://www.goop.com/newsletter/3/en/ Gwenyth Paltrow actually wrote about this idea on her webiste — she found out quickly after she had children that she had to develop a “uniform” system to make sure she could throw something on quickly and not look like a schlump. Granted, when you look like Gwenyth Paltrow, it’s hard to look bad in anything, but I think this is an interesting idea and a good goal, to find a kind of style and some basic pieces that look great on you and build a basic wardrobe with some variations in it. Check it out:

http://www.goop.com/newsletter/3/en/

]]> By: Karen http://unclutterer.com/2009/06/13/the-uniform-project/comment-page-1/#comment-34962 Karen Mon, 15 Jun 2009 14:54:35 +0000 http://unclutterer.com/?p=5692#comment-34962 I am doing something similar this year. I finally found jeans that fit and flatter me (Not Your Daughter's Jeans---they are pricey, but are lasting and again, very flattering and comfortable!). I also finally found t shirts that aren't too short and don't ride up--found them at Target, actually. I wear a t shirt, or a long sleeved t shirt with a layering tank if needed for coverage at the bottom, and my jeans every day. Once a week, I do heavy housework and wear an old, ratty pair of jeans and wash the good pair. I'm a SAHM, so this works for me. I've finally come to terms with the fact that shorts are not flattering on me, and neither are most skirts. Jeans and a t shirt (short or long) are my signature look. It uncomplicates the "what shall I wear" question each morning. I am doing something similar this year. I finally found jeans that fit and flatter me (Not Your Daughter’s Jeans—they are pricey, but are lasting and again, very flattering and comfortable!). I also finally found t shirts that aren’t too short and don’t ride up–found them at Target, actually.

I wear a t shirt, or a long sleeved t shirt with a layering tank if needed for coverage at the bottom, and my jeans every day. Once a week, I do heavy housework and wear an old, ratty pair of jeans and wash the good pair.

I’m a SAHM, so this works for me. I’ve finally come to terms with the fact that shorts are not flattering on me, and neither are most skirts. Jeans and a t shirt (short or long) are my signature look. It uncomplicates the “what shall I wear” question each morning.

]]> By: PrutsPrinses http://unclutterer.com/2009/06/13/the-uniform-project/comment-page-1/#comment-34943 PrutsPrinses Mon, 15 Jun 2009 07:07:19 +0000 http://unclutterer.com/?p=5692#comment-34943 @Tracy & Kris: just google terms like "wardrobe capsule" "wardrobe planning" or "SWAP" aka "Sewing With A Plan". The last one will talk about sewing capsule wardrobes, but it's equally interesting to read the articles without being able to sew, you could just as well buy the stuff :) The brown dress project seems more uncluttered but the uniform project is cute too! I am going to purge my closet next month :) @Tracy & Kris: just google terms like “wardrobe capsule” “wardrobe planning” or “SWAP” aka “Sewing With A Plan”. The last one will talk about sewing capsule wardrobes, but it’s equally interesting to read the articles without being able to sew, you could just as well buy the stuff :)
The brown dress project seems more uncluttered but the uniform project is cute too! I am going to purge my closet next month :)

]]> By: JJ http://unclutterer.com/2009/06/13/the-uniform-project/comment-page-1/#comment-34941 JJ Mon, 15 Jun 2009 05:30:41 +0000 http://unclutterer.com/?p=5692#comment-34941 Although I applaud the creativity of the project, I must agree with the posts that promote few items of clothing that can "mix and match" rather than overly styling a single item. I have recently lost in excess of 50 pounds, with about 20 pounds to go. I sew the majority of my clothing so there are several things, including a silk dress (in a limited edition fabric) and a wool blazer among other items, that I have saved to alter in the future. Not wanting to spend the time to alter items more than once (a ridiculous waste of time and materials), but also not wanting to spend a lot of money on an interim wardrobe, I have a smallish wardrobe. I have either made, or purchased at a 70% discount, the following: two skirts (alterable in the future), one white and one a blue/green/brown print; one pair of tan slacks; three shirts, brown, white, red; and three sweaters in brown, yellow, and blue. By simply using the above in different combinations, I have over two dozen quite different outfits, not counting switching between black and brown shoes, or adding hats I already own. Although I applaud the creativity of the project, I must agree with the posts that promote few items of clothing that can “mix and match” rather than overly styling a single item. I have recently lost in excess of 50 pounds, with about 20 pounds to go. I sew the majority of my clothing so there are several things, including a silk dress (in a limited edition fabric) and a wool blazer among other items, that I have saved to alter in the future. Not wanting to spend the time to alter items more than once (a ridiculous waste of time and materials), but also not wanting to spend a lot of money on an interim wardrobe, I have a smallish wardrobe. I have either made, or purchased at a 70% discount, the following: two skirts (alterable in the future), one white and one a blue/green/brown print; one pair of tan slacks; three shirts, brown, white, red; and three sweaters in brown, yellow, and blue. By simply using the above in different combinations, I have over two dozen quite different outfits, not counting switching between black and brown shoes, or adding hats I already own.

]]> By: Phil http://unclutterer.com/2009/06/13/the-uniform-project/comment-page-1/#comment-34938 Phil Mon, 15 Jun 2009 01:17:40 +0000 http://unclutterer.com/?p=5692#comment-34938 Isn't the idea of a "uniform" that you don't have to look different? I.e. Steve Jobs doesn't feel the need to add accessories so his jeans and black turtle-neck aren't mistaken for what he wore yesterday. And if your goal is to minimise your wardrobe by re-wearing a dress differently every day, then buying three or so outfits of different (but matching) colours would by WAY more practical. Isn’t the idea of a “uniform” that you don’t have to look different? I.e. Steve Jobs doesn’t feel the need to add accessories so his jeans and black turtle-neck aren’t mistaken for what he wore yesterday.

And if your goal is to minimise your wardrobe by re-wearing a dress differently every day, then buying three or so outfits of different (but matching) colours would by WAY more practical.

]]> By: tabatha http://unclutterer.com/2009/06/13/the-uniform-project/comment-page-1/#comment-34936 tabatha Sun, 14 Jun 2009 22:41:38 +0000 http://unclutterer.com/?p=5692#comment-34936 i recently bought about ten of the same light purple men's shirts on clearance at Target, i have a few pairs of similar(but different colors) comfy pants. and that's what i wear most of the time. i have work clothes, which are a couple pair of khaki paints and a few red t-shirts, since i also work at Target. i have other stuff but i don't wear it that often. i have some skirts and a couple of nice shirts that are all black that i wear when i want to look nice for something, like going to a wedding or graduation that i went to recently. most of the clothes i had i got rid of b/c they either didn't fit or i didn't wear them enough to justify keeping them. i recently bought about ten of the same light purple men’s shirts on clearance at Target, i have a few pairs of similar(but different colors) comfy pants. and that’s what i wear most of the time. i have work clothes, which are a couple pair of khaki paints and a few red t-shirts, since i also work at Target. i have other stuff but i don’t wear it that often. i have some skirts and a couple of nice shirts that are all black that i wear when i want to look nice for something, like going to a wedding or graduation that i went to recently. most of the clothes i had i got rid of b/c they either didn’t fit or i didn’t wear them enough to justify keeping them.

]]> By: sue http://unclutterer.com/2009/06/13/the-uniform-project/comment-page-1/#comment-34935 sue Sun, 14 Jun 2009 18:43:46 +0000 http://unclutterer.com/?p=5692#comment-34935 "....enough creative license to make it look like I just crawled out of the Marquis de Sade’s boudoir...." Um, no thanks for THAT mental image! LOL! Interesting experiment, and if one applies the concept, but not the specifics, could work with pieces most people own. (I'd be holding a dress-burnin' party when this year is over, tho!) “….enough creative license to make it look like I just crawled out of the Marquis de Sade’s boudoir….”
Um, no thanks for THAT mental image! LOL!

Interesting experiment, and if one applies the concept, but not the specifics, could work with pieces most people own. (I’d be holding a dress-burnin’ party when this year is over, tho!)

]]> By: Peter (a different one) http://unclutterer.com/2009/06/13/the-uniform-project/comment-page-1/#comment-34933 Peter (a different one) Sun, 14 Jun 2009 18:06:00 +0000 http://unclutterer.com/?p=5692#comment-34933 Not that I would wear a dress, but here are my thoughts: 1. having 7 of the same dress - not uncluttering 2. the fact she could get so much versatility out one (type) of dress - not that's more like it. the ability to create 365 different looks (good or bad) using one base piece of clothing *could* have drastically reduce the number of clothes needed thereby reducing clutter. Not that I would wear a dress, but here are my thoughts:
1. having 7 of the same dress – not uncluttering
2. the fact she could get so much versatility out one (type) of dress – not that’s more like it.

the ability to create 365 different looks (good or bad) using one base piece of clothing *could* have drastically reduce the number of clothes needed thereby reducing clutter.

]]> By: fileboxx http://unclutterer.com/2009/06/13/the-uniform-project/comment-page-1/#comment-34931 fileboxx Sun, 14 Jun 2009 16:49:41 +0000 http://unclutterer.com/?p=5692#comment-34931 This is my minimalist wardrobe. I have kids, I work, and I have a busy life. I don't have time to do the laundry every two days so I need enough clothes to carry me through the week and to cover those expected messy times with my kids like when I get banana smeared on my shirt. When I go to a meeting I need to look professional but I don't have to wear a suit so I have a bit of flexibility there. Also, I learned a while back to only choose to wear colors near your face that flatter your complexion and keep the rest of your wardrobe neutral (black, grey, beige, brown, navy) so that you can easily mix and match pieces. Tops ----- 6 Knitwear: 3 solid color sweaters in my favorite colors, 3 solid color cardigans - black, brown, dark grey 6 Long and 3/4 sleeve shirts: white, black, 4 other solid colors that are my favourite 6 Short sleeve shirts: white, black, 4 other solid colors that are my favourite 2 Sleeveless tank top with built in bra: black, white 3 Workout tops: 2 comfy loose t-shirts, 1 zip up hoodie 3 Jackets - nice looking that are just past the hip and botton up jackets - black for winter and beige for spring/summer, a casual light fleece zip up jacket Bottoms -------- 4 Jeans: dark blue 2 pairs, black 1 pair, 1 comfortable warn in pair 4 Pants: dressy black pair, black or brown cords (or 2nd dressy pair of pants that are grey or brown), black cotton pants, khaki or beige cotton pants 3 Skirts: black dressy, khaki or beige linen/cotton, brown or black cord or cotton skirt 2 Workout Pants: 2 black pairs of yoga pants Underwear ---------- Regular Bras: 4 supportive and comfortable bras Sports Bras: 2 supportive and comfortable bras Sports socks: 2 pairs Panties: 8 pairs that do not show a visible panty line and are comfortable Socks: 6 black pairs Tights: 2 black pairs PJs - 2 sets (1 comfortable, 1 sexy) Shoes ------ Runners Black ballerina flats Black short heels Black boots Black sandles Cozy slippers socks Accessories ----------- Black leather purse Black wallet Diamond-look stud earrings and silver stud earrings Silver watch Glasses Makeup ------- brown/black mascara lipgloss This is my minimalist wardrobe. I have kids, I work, and I have a busy life. I don’t have time to do the laundry every two days so I need enough clothes to carry me through the week and to cover those expected messy times with my kids like when I get banana smeared on my shirt. When I go to a meeting I need to look professional but I don’t have to wear a suit so I have a bit of flexibility there. Also, I learned a while back to only choose to wear colors near your face that flatter your complexion and keep the rest of your wardrobe neutral (black, grey, beige, brown, navy) so that you can easily mix and match pieces.

Tops
—–
6 Knitwear: 3 solid color sweaters in my favorite colors, 3 solid color cardigans – black, brown, dark grey
6 Long and 3/4 sleeve shirts: white, black, 4 other solid colors that are my favourite
6 Short sleeve shirts: white, black, 4 other solid colors that are my favourite
2 Sleeveless tank top with built in bra: black, white
3 Workout tops: 2 comfy loose t-shirts, 1 zip up hoodie
3 Jackets – nice looking that are just past the hip and botton up jackets – black for winter and beige for spring/summer, a casual light fleece zip up jacket

Bottoms
——–
4 Jeans: dark blue 2 pairs, black 1 pair, 1 comfortable warn in pair
4 Pants: dressy black pair, black or brown cords (or 2nd dressy pair of pants that are grey or brown), black cotton pants, khaki or beige cotton pants
3 Skirts: black dressy, khaki or beige linen/cotton, brown or black cord or cotton skirt
2 Workout Pants: 2 black pairs of yoga pants

Underwear
———-
Regular Bras: 4 supportive and comfortable bras
Sports Bras: 2 supportive and comfortable bras
Sports socks: 2 pairs
Panties: 8 pairs that do not show a visible panty line and are comfortable
Socks: 6 black pairs
Tights: 2 black pairs
PJs – 2 sets (1 comfortable, 1 sexy)

Shoes
——
Runners
Black ballerina flats
Black short heels
Black boots
Black sandles
Cozy slippers socks

Accessories
———–
Black leather purse
Black wallet
Diamond-look stud earrings and silver stud earrings
Silver watch
Glasses

Makeup
——-
brown/black mascara
lipgloss

]]> By: gypsy packer http://unclutterer.com/2009/06/13/the-uniform-project/comment-page-1/#comment-34930 gypsy packer Sun, 14 Jun 2009 16:25:56 +0000 http://unclutterer.com/?p=5692#comment-34930 The point of the fancy wardrobe is to bluff b##ch coworkers into silence with the accusation "just jealous of her", bluff the boss into thinking you can afford quality attorneys, and look like you're making far more than your paltry wages so you can command a higher wage at the next workplace. Add double value if you have a husband who needs a wife who looks high-maintenance for the same reasons. Fashion, really, if you stop to consider it, is just this year's conformist, expensive, uniform, recycled down to the lower classes at year's end. Sincerely, she who works in 67-cent irregular T-shirts. The point of the fancy wardrobe is to bluff b##ch coworkers into silence with the accusation “just jealous of her”, bluff the boss into thinking you can afford quality attorneys, and look like you’re making far more than your paltry wages so you can command a higher wage at the next workplace.

Add double value if you have a husband who needs a wife who looks high-maintenance for the same reasons.

Fashion, really, if you stop to consider it, is just this year’s conformist, expensive, uniform, recycled down to the lower classes at year’s end.

Sincerely, she who works in 67-cent irregular T-shirts.

]]> By: meera http://unclutterer.com/2009/06/13/the-uniform-project/comment-page-1/#comment-34926 meera Sun, 14 Jun 2009 13:44:38 +0000 http://unclutterer.com/?p=5692#comment-34926 i knew a guy at university who wore the same jeans everyday without washing it. he had a few shirts as well and that was his wardrobe. at the end of the year, he symbolically threw away the jeans. the whole point of his venture was laziness, poor personal hygiene and general lack of any vanity. he did not really smell although i never put my nose anywhere near his jeans i knew a guy at university who wore the same jeans everyday without washing it. he had a few shirts as well and that was his wardrobe. at the end of the year, he symbolically threw away the jeans. the whole point of his venture was laziness, poor personal hygiene and general lack of any vanity.

he did not really smell although i never put my nose anywhere near his jeans

]]> By: lisah http://unclutterer.com/2009/06/13/the-uniform-project/comment-page-1/#comment-34920 lisah Sun, 14 Jun 2009 10:02:26 +0000 http://unclutterer.com/?p=5692#comment-34920 thank god i have to wear scrubs to work. then its my uniform of grey cargos, scoop neck tshirt and a zipper hoody. for dress up i have one spring/summer dress that i love and a wintery skirt/ sweater combo. i have other stuff, but i land up wearing and washing this same stuff over and over. sometimes i think i should give away anything i haven't worn in a week! thank god i have to wear scrubs to work. then its my uniform of grey cargos, scoop neck tshirt and a zipper hoody. for dress up i have one spring/summer dress that i love and a wintery skirt/ sweater combo. i have other stuff, but i land up wearing and washing this same stuff over and over. sometimes i think i should give away anything i haven’t worn in a week!

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